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    My Favorite Movie Theatre and Two Must-See New Films

    My Favorite Movie Theatre and Two Must-See New Films

    By Jan Wahl– It is time for the good movies to come out. Hollywood waits until now. Two of my favorite films of the year have been released, but the…

    New Doc Recounts a Disturbing True Crime Tale Involving Tegan and Sara

    New Doc Recounts a Disturbing True Crime Tale Involving Tegan and Sara

    By Gray M. Kramer– The queer musical twins Tegan and Sara have developed an intense and loyal fanbase since they started performing as teenagers in the mid-1990s. They even had…

    Frightening and Funny Films for Halloween Season Viewing

    Frightening and Funny Films for Halloween Season Viewing

    By Jan Wahl– This time of year, we think of movies that scare us. Naturally, I go in another direction. I think of films set with witches, warlocks, monsters, and…

    A Bevy of Queer Shorts and Features at This Year’s Mill Valley Film Festival

    A Bevy of Queer Shorts and Features at This Year’s Mill Valley Film Festival

    By Gary M. Kramer– The Mill Valley Film Festival runs October 3–13 at various locations. This year’s program features a dozen features, documentaries, and shorts that are by, for, and…

    Reel Delicious

    Reel Delicious

    By Jan Wahl– Danny Kaye serving Chinese dishes he cooked at Madame Wu’s. Mel Brooks holding court at Nate and Al’s. Teen throb Ricky Nelson chowing down burgers at Hamburger…

    How I Not Just Survived But Thrived as an Ambitious Woman in 1970s Hollywood

    How I Not Just Survived But Thrived as an Ambitious Woman in 1970s Hollywood

    By Jan Wahl– When I meet a powerful woman like Kamala or Hillary, I’m not in awe but filled with admiration and (dare I say it?) identification. The journey to…

    New Coming of Age Comedy Considers a Teen’s Identity

    New Coming of Age Comedy Considers a Teen’s Identity

    By Gary M. Kramer– More wise than witty, writer/director Megan Park’s low-key comedy My Old Ass, now playing at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema New Mission and opening September 20 at…

    The Contemporary Jewish Museum Presents Transgender Artist Nicki Green’s First Solo Museum Exhibition

    The Contemporary Jewish Museum Presents Transgender Artist Nicki Green’s First Solo Museum Exhibition

    The Contemporary Jewish Museum (The CJM) is now presenting Nicki Green: Firmament, the transgender and transdisciplinary artist’s first solo museum exhibition. In this presentation, Green explores identity, transformation, and Jewish…

    Boats and Votes

    Boats and Votes

    By Jan Wahl– Like many of you, I love cruising. And unlike many of you, I do it on a boat! Okay, old joke. But there is nothing old about…

    Sean Dorsey Dance to Perform Special 20th Anniversary Home Season

    Sean Dorsey Dance to Perform Special 20th Anniversary Home Season

    Transgender trailblazer Sean Dorsey will celebrate two decades of his award-winning artistry September 19–21 at Z Space in San Francisco. Sean Dorsey Dance will perform a powerful retrospective program of…